bowl full o nails

Infants

Your mom

yarn

I didn’t have lunch I’m starving my self

>opens app >gives misinformation that 'works' for them >leaves >does the entire thing for no reason at all since tiktok gives you mcdonalds overworked minimum waged employee money

This feels like a HB reference- (helluva boss btw, sorry for not specifying lol)

You ain't radist if you hate everybody!

@@kiv3745alternatively >give vague advice that beginners will mistake as true fact

​@@BasicSolara what reference

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high diff

ong that's cap

@@MohammedAgbadiGOES WRONG‼️🤯

UKposts and tiktok are as bad each other are, nothing can change my mind

My farts are better than Mohammed Agbadi's farts.

lmfaoo this comment has W rizz

@@MohammedAgbadilobotomy 😭

@@MohammedAgbadi is it skibidi rizz🗣️😻😝🤨🥵🥶👹

True

Money laundered absract art/crappy artist does NOT make up the majority of abstract peices existing in the world. That stuff still grinds mg gears but its not the fault of the style

I can agree with this. As always, money, the solution and source to all of our problems.

It's the difference between hotel wall art and art museum abstract art, one is meant to fill a space with some generic shapes and colors and the other is meant to evoke an emotion in an abstract way

@@peachesncharlotte Unfortunately, part of it is definitely the fault of the style -- being that it is too easy to mistake and mix up with other things when you throw all of the background behind the piece out the window. Early criticisms on abstract art were that "a child can do this" - and that has been a common criticism that has lasted for a ridiculously long time. So much that you will still get distasteful comments along those lines on art in general with "even a child can make art" (eg. See one of the Fiverr commercials that was on UKposts about... was it 8~9 years ago...?) People simply don't understand Abstract art a lot of the time. And so a lot of people aren't going to place much value in it, unfortunately. I personally don't care too much about Abstract art, but I am aware of the background of where it stems from and parts of its original ideas and have some appreciation for its origins. On the other hand, half the people out there who see abstract art probably aren't even aware of what that background is, so they're not even going to have that as a base-line for appreciation

​@@gaerekxenosthe art a child makes is beautiful but should not be commercialised

lmfaooooo!!!!!!!

suffering from psychic damage

my brain. turned off.

I kinda liked it

I was actively screaming both in my head and in real life "make it stopppp"

wait till they find out the whole movement

Can we make a "we hate picasso for his shit personality" club

@@jagoda3714 There’s always been people that have hated him as a person. No dumb “club” needed lol

Wait until they go into an art museum

Wait until they learn about Bauhaus

*"but not telling anyone it's in my style until someone mentions incorrections."

bro i had a stroke reading rhat

There was also a phase in art where people would gang up on other artists for "Art Style Theft" 😭😭😭

@@TheLawlessRogue LMAOO?? Ohmg thats so goofy

@@TheLawlessRoguethat’s exactly what I was gonna say! They make tutorials of how to draw in their style then get pissed if you draw in their style!

These dang Tiktok people don't understand what Abstract art is istg

I'm not personally a fan of abstract art, but that isn't even that bad.

same though honestly i was like "oh! thats impressive and well drawn" but my smile faded quickly as i saw people calling abstract art "not art" they genuinely dont think theres other types of art i swear

I know! Also how are the paints so VIBRANT!?!

my first thought was "ohhh I would love itt on my wall!!" the way they used the first layer to add the texture is so cool!!!

Yeah, like the "Wrong" drawing could literally be how my body looks (I have hyper mobility). So I'm just like...so you're saying my body is wrong??

no legit. theyve spent yearssss finding techniques and methods to better their art and then showing how they do it is just plain wrong. its extremely unhelpful and comes across as just showing off instead of actually teaching something

@@falcon_arkaigHeyy I have hypermobility too :D (I have EDS)

@@neodrawzfrsame here! 🥲

diversity? nah, my perception is reality /j. But seriously here, this is all to common in pockets of the art community

LMFAOOOOO WTF IS A BABY GRONK AND WHO IS LIVVY DUNNNNN???

@@MohammedAgbadibaby gronk is the guy who rizzes up livvy dunn with skibidi rizz while mogging her

​@@MohammedAgbadii just felt my braincells die

​@@Totallynot_theFBIMe too, my brain exploded and turning into mental blocky-block when i watched shorts videos NEVER. DISTRACTED. AGAIN.

AAAH TOTALLY UNRELATED BUT DANGANRONPA PFP :D

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​@@MohammedAgbadi when does the tutorial for drawing The Yellow Sign drop? 😁

Reminds me of how when i start working on a drawing i want to actually finish up and have it look good (or practice) i try doing the pose i wanna draw if its an idle one or something i can feel for a long enough time while trying to mimic

Ugh I HATE those tutorials! I don't have hypermobility but my fingers still manage to look "off". There is even diversity in hands! There is no real wrong or right in the human body (shapewise).

^ This. Basically. But there are nuances that aren't touched on. Certain tools are indeed simpler to work with, and you cannot achieve the same effects without those specific tools. HOWEVER, this says nothing about drawing skill. Those extra effects are icing on top, *not* the main part of the cake. If the basic cake sucks, the cake sucks. The icing only helps cover those flaws a bit and makes the cake a bit more palatable, but isn't going to make the cake good if it is a total train-wreck that is burnt and dry with too much salt in it. I'd rather have a good basic cake without icing than a dried-out, burnt trainwreck that has icing drizzled on top An elaboration on the scenario with a specific example: Prismacolor Pencils. Those are typically the "top of the line" colored pencils and get pushed super, *super* hard for anyone drawing with colored pencil. Crayola colored pencils are considered the "cheap, school-supply" version. You can still make *very* good works with Crayola colored pencils. (Funny enough, Crayola isn't even bad quality -- there's actually *worse* colored pencils out there that are almost straight up chalk). Now... you want to know the irony? Crayola was actually recommended as one of the colored pencils to use by one of the books I read for drawing with colored pencils that I skimmed through more than a decade back - with the author distinguishing between different pencils being "hard wax" and "soft wax." Crayola was labeled a 'hard wax' pencil, Prismacolor (the basic line that gets promoted) is labeled 'soft wax.' They are used for different purposes (or require slightly different methods for the greatest effectiveness) when drawing. Prismacolor has a specific dedicated line for "hard wax" but that's another thing entirely, and probably wasn't relevant when that book was made Something on the opposite end of the spectrum with where the tool actually does have an impact is with digital art, in particular with programs. Some programs simply do not have the same functionality as others. But this is again going back to the cake analogy -- better tools make it easier to cover up and hide poor skill and things that are slightly lacking, but won't fix core issues for you automatically. Better ingredients and tools aren't going to hide the fact that you are mixing up salt for sugar and that you are burning everything in the pan. You can make a fancier cake with the fancier equipment and ingredients, but that's only possible if you actually have the skills to do so - otherwise you end up with an inedible abomination That said, certain cases... you *do* actually want to have the best tools possible if you plan on getting deep into art from the get-go. But that isn't in all cases and scenarios. When it comes to basic drawing and skills for drawing...? You don't actually need those higher end materials/tools when starting out for the basics. In fact, higher end materials can end up being a detriment as they become crutches that keep you from figuring out your mistakes instead. However, you *do* want to make sure you have the proper tools for the job. You don't want to have only one large flat brush or one large round brush for everything if you need different types of brushes to paint what you want. Imagine needing to paint details with only large brushes available... or maybe not even having a proper palate knife when mixing thicker paints and instead using a brush and contaminating everything with it instead. Or worse with every single brush cleaning container being absolutely filthy so whatever brush you try to use with it ends up getting dirty and contaminated - when you are trying to paint bright and vibrant colors!! (thanks afterschool art classes for children that didn't bother supplying proper materials so everything was a painful mess)

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I didn't notice it until I checked again 💀 thanks

​@@Se_SielMy problem is I saw it and shrugged the first time 💀. I didn't even think twice about it 😭

I clicked bc of it

Your eyes aren't the only thing catching something

This!!!

Or it comes from a bunch of showoffs and shit teachers thinking they know best but are in fact incompetent. The bad apples will forever ruin it for everyone.

@@axelsmith4722 That's true. I've seen a few tutorials from people who have wikihow tier art skills.

My farts are better than Mohammed Agbadi's farts.

i just use it for laughs now tbh. i found some white guy that goes around imitating rednecks and it's been cracking me up all day long

tiktok is like vegas, you go in with a lot and leave with next to nothing

I guess they never miss, huh (Please continue this, I look stupid)

You got a boyfriend, I bet he doesn't kiss ya!

(muah)

@@serenity-studios8217( MWAH ) he gon find another girl and he won’t miss ya 🗣️

he was and still roasted without it too

I agree with you! I lost my pen box with different values and stuff. It was so useful for drawing simple black and white stuff. Well, I lost it during moving to a different house and now I have ONLY ONE cheap random pen left by my husband's grandfather. 😂😂😂. Well, turns out, I can still make fine looking art, I just have to use more time to make it look good. (And I always forget to buy new pencils whenever I am shopping somewhere...)

Kooleen Not Kollern lol. My German autocorrect fucking up things today count: 4

Fr, her art turtorial didn’t explain anything about the eye. Also it only applies to that one pose, eyes are a sphere and are drawn and shaded as such, yet she didn’t explain that at all.

⁠@@RayDrawzDragonzThat’s especially goofy cause artists are supposed to imagine drawings as 3D, but she’s doubling down on encouraging viewers (by saying stuff like ‘ramen bowl’ for an oval) to imagine 2d shapes in place of that. o_o idk i’m just so done w/ how popular she is

@@pancakestrouble2429 bro Fr, She’s still a beginner artist but she’s acting like she’s skilled enough to make tutorials, there’s nothing wrong with being a beginner but her making these tutorials hurts other beginners progress!

@@RayDrawzDragonz Yeah! And she even admits she’s making art content for popularity (“clout”) rather than to share her nonexistent skills. So she’s kinda trying to misinform the largest amount of viewers possible

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@@MohammedAgbadi that jadokar guy does some amazing stuff you haven't seen yet, hes pretty sweet

Same!

Same. If he posts longer form video tutorials I will be very happy

@@user-pl4wr6sd5d SAME

yeah

LITERALLY!!! if it's not THEIR OWN PERSONAL tastes, they act like it shouldn't exist which is just????? ew?????

*or viewpoints, or maybe a different approach to art, because YES ART IS A FORM OF SELF EXPRESSION, they act so self centered... ugh.

It was a fun speedpaint. Showing how simple lines and colors can add to something interesting and complex. The art supplies comment was just really badly worded but ended up agreeing with the OP anyway.

The rise of fandom culture went hand-in-hand with the rise of toxicity and cancel culture. I miss early tumblr when everything was stupid and everyone was okay with it.

@@nomoretwitterhandlesI think UKposts cringe comps, deviantranters, and story time critics who all peddled the idea that insulting and belittling artists over ugly art is okay so long as you label it “opinion” and “critique” is 1000% more responsible for TikTok’s current attitude than shitty tumblr fandoms

Bro I could be under a completely unrelated to art reel on Instagram and someone will respond to my comment being like "ur art sucks lol". LIKE WHAT DOES THAT HAVE TO DO WITH ANYTHING?? Anyways, Instagram has the same problem.

@@justsomeartist8895 were you on Tumblr in 2016? Tick tok mirrors 2016 Tumblr to a T, but add a trumpet and fast-forward button.

@@ghostratsarah were you on UKposts literally any time before 2016? Literally everything wrong with TikTok is just an exacerbated version of what UKposts did first. Tumblr is/was toxic as all get out in its own right, but harassment and insults under the guise of “criticism” is 100% something that originated from ye olde UKposts cringe comps and deviantart ranters.

they do. you're right too but good supplies *do* make it easier. example: cheap colored pencils aren't soft so you need to apply much more force for the color payoff that you want, you're often would ruin your paper sooner. they also don't blend and can't be layered. - so yes you can use them of course but you will need to put in much more effort when could've got same results faster and easier

I got brainrot now

Same as it ever was.

@@RusPitman lol! How did I get here?

Me too, his voice is like pure butter

Thankyou sm!!!🔥🔥❤️❤️

I mostly draw in an "anime" style but I still learned realistic anatomy and shading. I draw in my style 99%percent of the time but sometimes a little reminder on this can really help a lot ! Of course it shouldn't be an obligation

It actually can help to understand the shapes and then to style it more. I agree it can be boring but it also helped me a lot

Same

You don't have to of course, but you can't deny it's useful if you want to improve your drawings in a certain way (in terms of correct proportions in posings and knowing where everything goes, etc.). You can't learn how to swim if you don't know which parts you should move and how to move them. Just like you can't draw dynamic posing or perspective drawings without understanding and learning anatomy.

@@JustEvelynAndArt yeah, knowing basic anatomy can be good but i'm talking about people who think you need to be able to draw in a super realistic style before you're allowed to have fun with your art.

My farts are better than Mohammed Agbadi's farts.

OMG thankyou sm!!

My farts are better than Mohammed Agbadi's farts.

W ana!!!

Lmfaooo vibrant neon is sending me 😂😂

I usually use TikTok to watch vids….but I am kinda concerned of making my own content….since now this would be a era of perfectionism

Hahaha Glad you enjoyed

Thankyou💖💖

This!

Thankyouuu💖💖💖

youtube be on that time

Really, they're always so show off-y or pompous. The Don't being a stylized or hyper simple doodle that usually still looks fine, and the Do being a speedpaint of their own style or realism that takes way more steps than it really needs. Or in the worst cases, they take 80 steps to draw the more boring bland person staring right into the camera in a boring pose.

They complete it in 24 steps because i guess they just want it to look perfect and because they’re accurate with details,while this does vary from one style to another i can kinda see where ur coming from,sometimes too much isn’t necessary and that less really is more (but that’s just my personal opinion)

Yes. I like the anatomy explanations especially

😭😭😭but I need livvy Dunn to fanum tax my edging streak so I can be a true sigma

​@@MohammedAgbadistop it

Name and shame

wait till you see the video 🧩

bro got to the brain rot part😭

@@MohammedAgbadi facts, idk how people survive on that app

W!!!!

lmfaoooo

Yay!!!! Thank you!